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"Our community has always embraced its environment, and our success as a club over the past 5 years is a testament to the students’ passion for the environment and the concept of living more sustainably."
As a program operated by several school districts, the Make Sense shop is an example of collaboration in partnership with their community and with other businesses.
The Bethel Community Center building, built in 1848, holds a long history in the small town. But for many years, the center faced neglect. In 2009, Linda and Ron decided to step in.
The Community Foundation recently awarded a second round of grants from its new Black Equity & Excellence Fund. Grants from the fund support Black-led nonprofit organizations and projects that counteract systemic racism.
A new service expansion into Madison County will help students more easily find the healthy support system they need as they explore opportunities for a higher education.
The Central New York Community Foundation has hired a new accountant.
Donor-advised funds have garnered increasing popularity as charitable vehicles for their flexibility, administrative ease, and tax advantages.
Peter Dunn explores the collaborative unification of Say Yes Syracuse and the Central New York Community Foundation.
A woman's extraordinary and inspiring persona is fueled by her generosity, kindness, and responsibility.
The Central New York Community Foundation is distributing more than $128,000 in grants to help local nonprofit organizations measure and demonstrate program impact.